Serious discussion thread for Mayweather-Hatton...

[!!Captain]

To the last 10 or so posts:

Come on guys, you can't judge a fighter as a whole based on one poor performance. Name one fighter who didn't have a bad night?

That said, once again, it's not about Hatton, it's about his opponents. Kostya made a terrible mistake and fought Hatton's fight. I still say that Hatton would have been warned numerous times and possibly DQd for what I saw in his fight with Tszyu, had the fight been in the US. But it wasn't, he didn't and he won. Collazo didn't have that problem, established the distance, and wouldn't let Hatton in, and Hatton could not do half the **** he did with Kostya. That's why Hatton looked bad against him. PBF is too good to make the same mistake as Kostya did and twice the boxer than Collazo. Which will result in a relatively easy UD for PBF or DQ for Hatton.

[Knicksman20]

[QUOTE=boxing2005;1883988]To the last 10 or so posts:

Come on guys, you can't judge a fighter as a whole based on one poor performance. Name one fighter who didn't have a bad night?QUOTE]

I think alot of us are using the Collazo fight as an example of how Hatton would fare against a slick boxer because he's never really faced one that was young & good. He struggled against Collazo & people are thinking that if he struggled against him then Mayweather who's more talented & seasoned would beat him & probably pretty easily.

[Easy-E]

I think Floyds boxing skills and defense would make the difference.
Sharp, accurate punching would cut up Hattons face and I think the fight would be stopped with Floyd up on points.
I think Ricky would have his moments, but Floyd wins.